Wall Calendar 2011

The rose is one of the nation's favourite flowers. David Austin's 2010 calendar highlights some of the most spectacularly beautiful English Roses, shown in different home and garden settings. These inspiring pictures are sure to provide an uplifting glimmer of sunshine through even the coldest months of the year.

David Austin has been breeding roses for over fifty years, but many of our calendar roses are relatively new, having been introduced in the twenty-first century. Each English Rose introduction is different from the others in much more than just colour, having its own unique character and beauty. This helps to make English Roses so very rewarding and almost addictive to grow and collect. In contrast to the charm and delicacy of their fragrant blooms, they are very tough, healthy, reliable and easy to care for. Most English Roses are grown as shrubs, but it is now recognised that our collection includes some of the world's most outstanding repeat-flowering climbers, which will reach around 6-10ft (1.8-3m) tall. Over the last few years, our revolutionary cut roses have transformed the world of floristry, bringing the charming forms and fragrances of old roses back to modern cut roses.

305mm x 305mm.

Our calendar roses for 2010 are:

Jan: Queen of Sweden
Feb: English Rose Arrangement
Mar: Gertrude Jekyll
Apr: Grace
May: James Galway
Jun: David Austin's Renaissance Garden
Jul: Patience Cut Flower Bouquet
Aug: Wild Edric
Sep: Lady Emma Hamilton
Oct: Harlow Carr
Nov: Mortimer Sackler
Dec: Munstead Wood

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